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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

23

Richepin Joins Immortals In French Academy Flush

March 27 Iris reports Jean Richepin elected to the French Academy amid earlier ballots for Charmes and Poincaré. Coppée travels to vote, and Richepin, once outlawed, is hailed as a stable contributor to family magazines and public lectures.

Iris Jean Richepin Francis Charmes Academy Revue Des Deux Mondes Rue de l'Université Henri Poincaré M. Charmes Jean Ricard Emile Bergerat Charles de Pomairois Henri de Iégnier de Heredia André Theurier Richepin France Kipling America England Des Gueux Legion of Honor Francois Coppée Jean Our Youth’s Companion Ladies‘ Home Journal Collége de France Carducci Hugo Society of Chamber of Deputies Zola Panthéoni Jean Jaurés Maurice Barrés Barrés Jaurés Henry van Dyke

Old Wives for New and the Hygiene Debate in Drama

A long critique discusses Graham Phillips’s novel Old Wives for New as a shift from moral strictness to hygienic themes. It notes graphic scenes, a wealthy malefactor hero, a Paris visit, and a dressmaker intrigue amid a broader worry over evolving toilet culture and public morals.

R. David Gratiam Phillips D. Appleton & Co Arcadia Paris The Bois Viola America Phillips Suuphy North Woods Diana Mr. Phillips

Readers invited to exhibit on lock and piano making process

P. Times invites readers to view a display detailing the lock and magresine pianifariure process held in the Library Salesroom at 393 Festloth Street.

P. S.times Festloth Street

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